Citizens Nominate City Officials in Basin Meeting
A Basin town hall meeting named the Citizens' Ticket for mayor and two council seats. G Ralph Hoover was nominated for mayor with F M Hime and J F Leighty as councilmen, and platforms urged water, finance, and public property safeguards. The session also established committees for platform, vote efforts, and a formal candidate pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Ralph Hoover
F. M. Hime
J. F. Leighty
C. C. Hilla
J. B. Thompson
G. R. Hoover
J. R. Bonwell
R. H. Ahrens
Citizens’ Party
Basin
Meeting of Socialists Nominates City Ticket
W A Bonham residence hosted a Wednesday socialist meeting and a city ticket. E A Davis was named mayoral candidate without his knowledge, and Bonham and Mrs J L Foster were proposed as councilmen. Davis announced he would refuse to run. Also notes on grammar school field meet at fair grounds and Presbyterian Ladies Aid gathering May 17. Kemp left for Lowell and Jack Marlow departed for Cody for a two week visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Tompson
O. T. Gebhart
Thompson
Citizens’ Ticket
W. A. Bonham
E. A. Davis
W. A. , Bonham
J. L. Foster
Grammar School
Council Meets and Passes New Plumbing Ordinance
The town council met last Monday with May or Booth and Councilmen Higby and Zane. Ordinance No. 122 passes to regulate weed cutting with five to ten days notice and fines. Ordinance 123, plumbers license and bond, is adopted after debate. Inspectors of election are named. bills approved. meeting adjourned.
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Booth
Higby
Zane
Big Horn Milling Co
Montana Ave
Burlington
James. Patten
J. F. Lampman
John Zane
Democrats Meet at County Convention in Town Hall
In Clark Esther Wilson was instructed as delegate. Attendance was small with unrepresented precincts. George Mead elected chair, committee on credentials formed, and delegates named for state convention in Cheyenne. Mor eover, a public service event for Memorial Day was announced by General C. O How ard Post No. 110, G. A. R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Hall
R. H. Ahrens
George Mead
Thos. Hyde
W. C. Snow
H. A. Wegner
Milo Burke
Tens
W. B. Gould
Otto
A. W. Webb
Rairden
Tensleep
J. M. Workman
Lovell
Germania
C. O Howard
Republicans Meet At Fraternity Hall County Convention
The Republican county convention in Big Horn Wyoming convened at Fraternity hall last Tuesday afternoon with county chairman C A Zaring presiding. Lou Blakesley elected temporary chairman. committees named. proxies debated. permanent organization urged. Delegates chosen to represent the county at the state convention include Crosby Shaver Barnard Warner Rupp Collings Zaring Eadere McClellan Willis Gates Arnott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraternity Hall
C. A. Zaring
R. H. Ewart
Lou Blakesley
Otto
H. B. , Gates
Worland
Blakesley
M. H. Warner
W. W. Shaver
F. I. Rue
J. W. Crosby, Jr
J. F. Berthold
C. A. Barnard
W. E. Taylor
Robert Steele
J. H. NeVille
B. C. Hart
Basin No.3
T. B. Hunter
Committee On
Committee On Permanent Organization
Big Horn County
Wyoming
Republican Party
Taft
Post Office Department
Congress
Francis E. Warren
United States Senate
Frank W. Mondell
J. W. Crosby
M. H Warner
A G.rupp
W. 8. Collings
Peter Eadere
G. B. McClellan
W. W. Willis
H. B. Gates
J. P. Arnott
Basin Water Works Aims For State’s Best System
Boost Basin Men. When finished Cowley will have one of the best systems of water works in the state. It is being put in by men of recognised ability, men who understand their business. The engineers in charge, Messrs. Schenk & Nowell of Basin, have done a splendid job of the engineering and Contractor A. Evans.
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Cowley
Messrs. Schenk & Nowell
Basin
A. ©. Evans
Water system near completion hailed by Cowley Progress
The piece notes that the project has shown ability to overcome obstacles and is in the hands of competent men. Work is being rushed as materials arrive and July 1st is the target for completion.
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Cowley
New Pastor to Lead Basin Presbyterian Church
Rev. Frank J. Medford of Cincinnati will arrive Saturday to take charge of Basin Presbyterian and preach Sunday morning and evening. All members and friends are urged to attend. Oscar Lewis of Greybull visited Basin this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Medford
Cincinnati
The
Basin Presbyterian Church
Civic program highlights Wo man’s club day incident
The civic committee of the Woman’s club led a year start program with Mrs J B Thompson absent and Mrs Wm C Snow presiding The secretary Thes Hyde reported civic work including a petition to appoint Mrs Snow humane officer A Turner art exhibit was displayed at the grammar school A joint civic effort with the Progress association aimed at a city clean up and ordinances was formed The committee bought trees for the library grounds and invited the grammar school to observe arbor day with tree planting A piano duet by Ruth Smith and Kathleen O’Neil followed the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
J. B. Thompson
Wm. C. Snow
Thés. Hyde
Grammar School
Ruth Smith
Kathleen O'Neil
Publicity convention to unfold in Cheyenne May 14
A publicity convention in Cheyenne on May 14 gathers both party delegates and state residents for a major event. Roy W. Schenck notes railroad attendance by prominent officials and many top speakers from across the state. Lovell, Byron, and Cowley plan strong representation with Lovell displaying sugar beet culture and waste- product uses at the land show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Roy W. Schenck
M. A. Cline
Lovell
Byron
Cowley
Candidates Nominated by Citizens Caucus for Town Board
The Citizens caucus nominated three men for town government last Wednesday evening. They are successful local businessmen with proven integrity and time to devote to town business. Vote next Tuesday for G Ralph Hoover J F Leighty and F M Hime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Caucus
G. Ralph Hoover
J. F. Leighty
F. M. Hime
Montgomery Heads to Sioux City After Ranch Visit
J. H. Montgomery departed Monday for Sioux City following an extended stay at his ranch near Manderosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
J. H. Montgomery
Manderosa
Committees Appointed To Solicit Funds For Road
A Progress dinner at the Antlers drew strong attendance. Discussion covered funding for a Tensleep to Johnson county line road with an estimated cost near 1 000. Subscriptions of 7 000 were proposed to trigger 5 000 from the county commissioners under county supervision.
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Bropone
Board of Court Commissioners
Ww ‘St
Tensleep
Johnson County
West
Black Hills
Park
Big
Milo Burke
Basin
Hyattville
Burke
Basin Country
Tensleep Canyon
First Official Visit Of Grand Master A F and A M
Temple lodge No 20 A F and A M hosted Harry Banner Grand Master of the order in Wyoming last Monday evening. A large out of town attendance joined a post meeting banquet at the Antlers with toasts and speeches. Attendees from Cody Thermopolis Greybull Billings Florence Kan and others were listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Harry Banner
Cooper
Order
Wyoming
A. Evans
Cody
J. H. Vaughan
Billings
M. B
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Citizens
Mies Fisher
Erna Fisher
Miss Fisher
Hazel Vieregg
Norene Wiley
Charlotte Smith
Myrna May
Mabel Zane
Mary Cusack
Faith Rosalier
Dad Payne
Court House
W. J. Booth
D. (. Henry
W. C Bnew
H. Smith
W. H. Pauley
W. H. May
J. D. Johnson
M. O. Barnes
D. C. Henry
H. T. Nowell
E A. Davis
Socialist
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Henry Armeling
Jack Marlow
Esther Wilson
Clark
Jas. J. Patten
Post
Maryland
Teddy
Baltimore
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Democrate
Wilosa
Harmon
In Doubt
Robert Mitchell
T. M. Linebaugh
Elk Creek
Margie Sowers
Esther Rech
Edith Rech
Myrtle Gould
Mitchell
Goucerne
Gebo
Lon Crandall
Horee
Oscar Lewis
Greybull
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